Germany treats Ukrainian soldiers but can’t tell if they served in Nazi-linked battalions
8 Aug, 2018
Germany treated more than 100 soldiers from Ukraine since 2014 but doesn’t know if they served in the army or in neo-Nazi-linked paramilitaries. Some were filmed doing Nazi salutes on stretchers and sporting far-right logos.
The federal government “doesn’t have information” on whether the treated Ukrainians were part of the Ukrainian army or paramilitary groups linked to neo-Nazi and far-right fighters, such as the notorious Azov Battalion, head of the parliamentary Defense Committee Wolfgang Hellmich wrote, responding to an inquiry by Alexander Neu from the Left Party.
Hellmich’s letter, obtained by RT Deutsch, details that 112 Ukrainian fighters were airlifted and treated in Germany since the conflict in eastern Ukraine began in 2014. It also confirms that all transportation and medical costs were covered by the German side. https://www.rt.com/news/435440-germany-treatment-ukrainian-fighters/
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